Church Observes 114th Women Missionary Society Anniversary
The 114th anniversary of the Women's Missionary Society will be observed with a love feast at 3 on Sunday. Rev. F. Stockey is guest speaker. First Moravian Church Philadelphia marks 149th anniversary services with Rev. Horne assisting. Christmas Box contributions for Surnam due by Saturday. Revival services begin Sunday at 7 and run two weeks with Rev. Wm. Grosz leading. Speak No Evil class meets tonight at Richard and Nina Rhen’s Lancaster home at 7:30, with church meeting cars at 7.
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Women’s
Mssionary Society
F. PB. Stockey
Horne
First Moravian Church
Philadelphia
Surnam
Women’s Missionary Society
Wm. Grosz
Richard Rhen
Lancaster
Heads Farm Women Elect Mrs Cullen Carpenter
Mrs Cullen Carpenter was re elected president of the Society of Farm Women No 1 at the monthly meeting held on Saturday after.
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Cullen Carpenter
Society of Farm Women No. 1
Help Bladder Make This 25c Test Help Bladder
An amateur health pitch promotes six glasses of water daily to flush acids and impurities. It suggests using herbal and drug tablets named Bukets, advising readers to ask a druggist, T. N. Moyer, for them.
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T. N. Moyer
Community group holds annual meeting at Moravian Home
Noon gathering at Mrs. Isaac Reidenbach's home elected officers including Mrs. David Brubaker as vice president and Mrs. Martin Moore as secretary. Mrs. J. C. Brubaker became treasurer. Beatrice Reidenbach and Fay Carpenter presented readings as members made scrapbooks. The treasurer noted 20 dollars prize money from the Community Show for a window display and five dollars donated to Welfare. The next meeting is scheduled for the first Saturday in December at the Moravian Home.
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Isaac Reidenbach
David Brubaker
Martin Moore
J. C. Brubaker
Beatrice Reidenbach
Fay Carpenter
Local births announced from multiple households
Mr and Mrs Vernon Lehn of North Cedar Street announce a son Robert Gary born last Wednesday at home. Mr and Mrs James Sensenig announce a son Robert Dale born last Wednesday at the home of his grandparents Walter and Mrs Clair on New Street. Mr and Mrs Daniel Garner of New Street announce a daughter Patricia Ann born Thursday. Mr and Mrs Hiram Graybill of Lititz Route 2 announce a daughter born early Wednesday at Lancaster General Hospital.
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Vernon Lehn
N. Cedar St
Robert Gary
James Sensenig
Robert Dale
Walter Clair
New Street
Daniel Garner
Patricia Ann
Hiram Graybill
Lititz R. D. 2
Lancaster General Hospital
Lancaster Couple Wed At Moravian Church In Lancaster
The marriage of Miss Julia Zereher daughter of Mrs Jessie Zereher of Lancaster and George L Keehn son of Mrs Ada Keehn of Lititz was solemnized at the Lancaster Moravian Church. Rev F H Spires officiated. The bride wore white satin princess lines and a tulle veil with orange blossoms and white roses. Attendant was Kathryn Zercher in royal blue lace. Best man was John Keehn with the bride given in marriage by Richard C Zercher. Myrl Baker played organ and Victor Wagner sang. A reception followed at the bride’s home and the couple will reside at 28 East Vine Street Lancaster.
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Julia Zereher
Jessie Zereher
Lancaster
George L. Keehn
Ada Keehn
Lititz
Lancaster Moravian Church
F. H. Spires
Kathryn Zercher
John Keehn
Richard C. Zercher
Myrl Baker
Victor Wagner
Town
Good News For Subscribers Offer On Magazines And Record
An arrangement lets old and new subscribers obtain three magazines and The Record at a bargain. Existing Record subscribers with active renewals can extend for one year and choose one of two magazine offers from another page. Renew now to take the savings.
Local Dinner Hosts Highlight Philadelphia Guests
Mr and Mrs Victor Carpenter entertained guests including Mr and Mrs C M Albright of Philadelphia and Mr and Mrs James Stopani and Mr and Mrs Arthur Johansen of town at Sunday dinner. Miss Betty Ladd hosted Sunday evening gathering with several young ladies.
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Victor Carpenter
C. M. Albright
Philadelphia
James Stopani
Arthur Johansen
Town
Betty Ladd
Second Ave
Local Socials Highlight Home Gatherings and Music Selection
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Garman hosted a Sunday gathering with guests including Mr and Mrs Jacob Redcay of Lincoln and other relatives from Lititz Rothsville Ephrata and town. Miss Mildred Gangner a Lebanon Valley College student will sing weekly in the Seventh Street Lutheran Church quartet. Mr and Mrs Horace Grosh vacationed in Bethlehem.
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Lloyd Garman
Jacob Redcay
Lincoln
Adam Redcay
Near
Lititz
John Redcay
Rothsville
Howard Studenroth
Town
Ira Hertzog
Near Ephrata
Ivan Greenly
Mildred Gangner
Linden Hall Campus Declares Gun Free Private Property
Linden Hall Campus announces no hunting or gun use on its grounds. Shooting will be prosecuted. property is private with hedges and gates marking boundaries. Town residents may visit Sundays 2 to 4 PM. other times require office permission.
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Linden Hall
Peace via Christianity Called Path to End War
Rev J Harold Mumper says Christianity alone can bring lasting peace in Armistice Day address to Garden Spot Post 56 American Legion in Lititz. He argues world courts and treaties fail because Christian brotherhood must dominate delegates. Other clergy and students attend as 25 legion members join service amid bad weather.
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J. Harold Mumper
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Garden Spot Post
American Legion
Lititz
D. P. Langsdorf
Trinity Evangelical Congregational Church
Legion Précamble
J. C. H. Light
Lititz-U. B
Jos. W. Sheckard
Légion Post
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International Cartoons
Moravian
Lititz A. B
Lititz Furniture CO
East
Orange Street
Keehn
East Vine Street
Sebeaare
Garfield Tea
Garfield Tea CO
Dept. C
Brooklyn
N. Ye
Marylyn Gangner
Arlene Hornberger
Ruth Carpenter
Grace Dehm
Wilbur Stark
Fred Goehaneur
Paul Longenecker
Harold Kauffman
Wertsch’s
Precerica
Chas. E. Krick
East Main Street
Lititz Springs Barbers Spacht Building
G. H. Pennypacker
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